The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 27, 1921, Page 15

SHURSDAY, OCTOBER 27,1921, Seattle Star : Sy Rates 1 IN ADVANCE sal TN tial STATE N $0.51 bi} year. | FU RNISHED APARTMENTS AND FLATS RNISHED # . nents, all Amer- and unfurnished steam he foOM APA aE : everything furnished hool 1115 Jefferson. (AND 6-ROC AT WITH h, walking ance. 392 Vine APARTMENT, 1718 12th ave. WASHINGTON i's Rin pooth, y'clt oe OL t) 31 FURNISHED SOUSEKEEPING ROOMS words | FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPIN | Rael ular priced, centra! 4823 Sixth ave, near bEK UP. Nick, Quer room for one man. 2318 Seventh BOARD AND Room SUNNY FRONT Room, WIT pian Also ese, front upstairs room. Roard ired, Close car line. North: tis rate HEME Ste ee oe car “eR or Established 99. opworn doo! 1.28 and Pere tor ew Sash ve ‘poor 1e., phone mumber. i Cok metas batty Aa your DEALER lease ED FLIBDER 11s 1st Aves Seattle Lares, Clean ae eee a SRTREP Coat ‘ As onderful bargsine in ladies’ Coats and dresses. -Garment Bx $21 Union st. ¢ cae right from mill, $8.00 co! laner one 35: 25 -cord, or $1 ines tions, Must fate Met T artists model, very cheap. Sun- not 14 Ai OLD GROWTH EIR WOOD, i¢- inch, $9 ‘cord, 2 for $17. Sun- Eta he never been used. re Sidney 0343. zy RVicE FILIPINO B ork St Coil family. ait Nncaueen ote elect. ‘ane a FOR SALE—REAL esraTE DANDY HOME Wit sell rok nice location, near ca andy to high school university rooms, oe ° OM 8, large living room: fireplace ful rete basement; fur nace; pretty sun porch Gandy foe. Call at 199" Glet ot, Meridian ca ce Hudeo: RTH . throw in the bi ge FOR $100. ii in and Any A, SPENCER & Co, paid ex- reasonable THE |$25,000 Libel Suit Against Old Boss A $26,000 Jibet sult was filed in wu | perior court Thursday b: Riche: |son, @ traveling gales Againnt || Josoph Vittuee!, of the Vittucel Im- | porting Co, “Richeson alleges he was | discharged by Vittucei recently, that while he was working for the Walker Grocery Co. as salesman, Vit- tuce! called on Richeson's customers and told them he “was a thief and had been in the penitentiary.” s!-|Students to Hear v ay inn, wil ® Eminent Educator Dr. Benjamin Ide Wheeler, form: er president of the University of California, will speak before a uni versity assembly in Meany hall at U Friday morning, Dr, Wheeler is the author of books on history, education and language. at ir “\ HH cred ¢ w I ven i ¢ cheap mine. Or will tal See the house your- hone 437 62nd pt. oF (Kenw: Queen 14 Boston Dath; basement; fruit. Al Se fon Wore 7 : ESE gee wate ACREAGE (HAD THES ADS Toon houne, electric Nahts to transportation, §1,5 oll, modern G-room fronting on paved high. i easy terms, ~ac Ad 5-room house, electric itehes, half block Sup aT ae Lake Yorest Park, easy poultry ped mile from “Bowmen, $2,500; very easy terms. SEE MR. BOLAND THE DOUGLAS CO. 1014 Third Ave. Main 3580. WATE! Oe “GRAUTIFUL * WATER FRONT With, 660 feet of good tered bea cash. sami a PR BWEY T Now York Bidg. sd sata ey sane BY OWNER—#-ROOM ee ey, 2 ad comded’ tase fi mel! ment down, sasea ae rent waar J. 7 Aft ae ESTATE iW, interest, o2 STVOKS AND BONDS WE WILL BUT Ea. + Edmonds O14 « ae ca WE WILL po 4 19 Pethtindor i oa “Filbe wWae basement. Aro 4 watriet Joke ML. Deby Spa Can pay cash. Must lose in preferred. F-7: %3 «608 EXCHANGE—SEAL ESTATE dai Sst ww York tae p Teowatyr clear of incum- Prmice ) Have no Price for 1 i “. a terete. 210 Hi eB 709 Second ave easy Annex, ¢ Deniby, ig oe my fi qo = reeds ist pat sale, ate. ielind H et bari’ er location, bargain. BR SHOP, INVOICE 41,168. Sickness forces sale at once, ‘Gite: Sunset 3007, a SPECIAL NOTICES “TO WHOM IT “ This is to certify that A: Prod- ucts Company applica. ior ee teat 1 Beach drive, jon. sueh Wane id Anyone og 1 at the oftice ot the Byil $05 County-ci o be in each ‘of two or more daily n wee Peres. _. ROYAL, NEIGHBORS at Greenwood pat Greenwood, Octol bod: em —|,, oe iF “YOU-ARE LOOKING FOR-31 BF) amide ‘it, an Every- SEATTLE and} re and ails orcharé. . Comaider home im Be- arta up Foet 6 is nu OLAS! containing wate! Reward. Elliot 2 Seen of features, nice lawn ‘one "block _N. 7 house; 1115 Sixth sone block to car, close fare; 2 ed a fi and ‘lights Bring your wite VE A STEADY fag 3 ANB ee that iy willing Peat seit son foriae unfinished, Month, no down 135 Henry Bi PARTLY ¥UR- Capitot HOURE, for rent, cheap. eg a or- -acre of ground, for Bldg iM SHAMAN SCHROEDER 612-14 White Bidg. it ey teste asa | a re | SEE US FOR REAL USED CAR BARGAINS Our cars are as represented All Cars Reduced From 25% to 40% ies SUTER 1012 THIRD AVE. MAIN 7839. tare end some seer “peat ont of Bon; D ate prove ments consist ot 5-room house, nm and Na nice orenara. "pri $1,650, on easy terms, at bf trade for smal tapers Terme 8S value. a rye Oty Nats SEATTLE AUTOMOBILE SALES ROMPARY Established 18 Years 1101 B. Pike St _, Bast 0462. cK; IN FINE Mi paid Tooke like new, car. We atee mec! we. this ar ito bs it not frig cy $85 a ryer lyn, 1531 cast ee ice AND USD. SMALL ent, balance monthiy. RAL. AL, AGENCY. Inc. BROADWAY '<T Hkh EAST 0320. OUR OLS On ily wel small house t with cert Tree expense could be put in first clans condition; # neighborhood; improv: places Fadjoining anyone working in cash, Sd ES, IMPR EL House, ton, tool house, other yee; ings; fruit; mall fruit bout 4 Balance soll. | Pr Drivin marke lear Seskes; good ‘AID FOR At igs re pubile | yp a ges. Crates 3134 iikfeade Bide Spot cash for autos. 3134 Ar ie. @ ae Acrounei 5 FOR HiGHE GHEST CASH FI e ca, 48 ve Ean WILL zt “A on Pe coupe ores clear for i dlaag UF Age Res fz FR ESTATE 00 DOWN 4 rooms anit bs bath; modern; 1 double lots street, level ihe n the neates| aier valley district. Price $1,609; 100 down, and $25 per mont! ‘or sale by owner, ph Main Jand ferry office in Act aa AND ACKE 7 ‘innide and oy je eit: some partly 4 a. and $1¢ per month will get yous ok inte my easy pay mt, plan. PETERS, 726 Third Ave. Hf I A LI south of cl Yeot trom Des ee Oe high: way: facing level; niger tana. month. elite Bide. ¥l iG THIS PLACE BE- low cost. 4 rooms; in nice neigh- ‘On borhood: a complete, modern cot: ic hie month, Le, i ge berms: PPORTUNITY TARWANTADSB » ment, 5 ci Mr | _Big, peter to October 921. OM IT MAY CONCERN is ip hat Seattle ae. & wood ing facto 47 W. 48th at., lot 1, block 1. ‘a Addition to Seattle. Any- one desiring to protest such occu: pene, must file such rotest a at the office of ti pea te | ota. ment. Room 506 County - ity prior to Novembor 9, 1921. ) OL wiguiLine COLD. BR ATTLE AND TACOMA, oh PER ACRE, TERMS. OK WINSHIP, 1010 THIRD AVE. 3/49 FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOU: oth LUMP COAL—Delivered tn ats $9.50 Ton GARFIBLD 4391 $6.00. WOOD $6.00 PLANER ENDS $11.50 in Double Loads. $6.00 Garfield $6.00 4291 ONLY $750 HOUSE AND -6 ACRES Being tract number 55, north of city, near boulevard; can move right in. Also 4-room house, right on oulevard, with & acres fine garden land, fine water, only $1,200; tract 217; terms $156 down, balance $ er month. Also 40 acres at $60 per acre; im: Perry, 6512 14th ave, Pas near Cowen Park, today. STAR Miss Clara W. Xavier De Bibadh Kosha, one of 10 children, is the Siamese woman to complete a course in a mater- nity hospital. Her father, the Siamese minister to Rome, un- $| like his fellow countrymen, believes in the higher education of women, and has sent all his daughters to pare for professional careers. Jap Smuggling Case Finally Concluded After 11 months of court pro- cedure, the alien smuggling case that arose from the bringing Into Beattio of several Japanese stow- aways on the steamship Arizona Marn last November, was concluded | in federal court Thursday. Judge Robert 8. Bean sentenced Saijiro Hatta to be deported to Japan and fined M. Miyagishima and K. Miya- gishima, Seattle business men, $500 ngland to pre- Automobiles Looted . at Masonic Temple Masons are complaining to the po- Noe that cars left parked near the Masonic temple, on the Harvard ave. side, are often robbed of accessories, tools and other articles, The thieves, even go #0 far as to take gasoline from the tapks, says @ communica tion from the house committee, Gets $500 Verdict From City Railway Mike Patricelli was granted $500 damages against the city Thursday in superior court for injuries to his wife and child when their auto was struck and overturned at 3ist ave. 8. and Lander st. by a Mount Baker por car, Patricelli had asked for 7,500, A * Her Give Back Ring An engagement ring valued at $800 ia the object of a suit filed in superior court Thursday, Norman J. Picco wants it returned to him by Diamond Agnew. Says Hair Restorer . Didn't Restore, Sues Arrested on a gambling charge at the New Avon hotel, Ed Carlson, EB. E. White, J. Hall, L. Dupuis, W. P. =| Wilkie and R. T. Jones are at liberty or, | Summer. Baumer asks ANS ANOS, If you hi where, don’t hesitate to come to ewill advance you more Ce yey NGMAN'S "LOAN co. board Bide. On ne nd " 6-35 eae r SAR peace aes nN i Iry: lowest rates. nl eas Joa? Pre! ond 1s ba ae sa 7 rginia istal tarson Ce. Mats HARRY BOWEN & CO. tents, $75 (435 do down, $30 Spare Het ai 216 University CAPT, Ww PIN= pe a, Hedge Bide. “akin $453° came one cone canseaasnt Painting and Kalsomining ‘PAINTING, _ RALROWINING “AND cerns ae iummaes treatensny nt, ad ‘Wraden bos ard Loe Piano Tuner John Strom papely om repairs and tunes ee went Main Spangenberg, Cutlery, 1407 4th ava. 0n $25 bail each. Jitney Driver Sued by Victim’s Husband Superior Judge Boyd J. Tallman. | Thursday began hearing the case of L. H. Baumer, who is suing R. Mul- | Berger, Have You Season’s First Cold? Are you snuffling and ancezing? ing two handkerchief? None red, eyes watering, carry- This is the time when old Mr. Common Cold gets in his snoezy work; when windows begin to shut, furnace fires are made up, not enough fresh air in home and office. The U cod.” 8. public health service has put together some us gestions on how to avoid and how to treat the so-called And the little bulletin points out some of the dangers, and ul nus “Common makes suggestions on how to avoid spreading the cold germs. If you want a copy of this pamphiet, fill out carefully (printing your name) the coupon below and wend to our Washington Infor- mA@tion Bureau WASHINGTON BUREAU OF THE SEATTLE STAR, 1400 New York avenuc N, W., Washington, D. © I want to avold getting » “Common Colds.” Mail Guard’s Slayer Believed a Suicide SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 27-—An- thorities today believed that the man who robbed the San Francisco ferry postoffice yesterday and killed Frank B. Adams, gyard, may have commit ted suicide, The body of a man found in a ya- cant lot on Gough st. today, a suicide victim, was declared by postal clerks to answer closely the description of Adams’ slayer. \Woman Victimized by Near Purchaser Calling to answer a want ad, a middie-aged woman departed without purchasing the coat Mrs. Corrine G, Sheridan apartments, had offered for sale. A little later Mrs. Berger missed her purse, containing $55 in cash, two bank books, safe de- posit box keys, and other articles. Mine Sympathizers cold. Send me your bulletin I enclose two cents tn stamps for postage UNION OIL CO. MAY GO NORTH Stewart Refuses to Com- ment on Reported Invasion los ANGELES, © Oct. Ww. F. Stewart, president of the Union Oil company of California, today refused point blank to comment on rumors that his company intended to launch extensive operations in British Col- umbia and other sections of Canada. “I will make no statement,” he Accused at Trial Frank Rokkie, miner, was on trial before Justice C. C. Dalton Thurs- day, charged with resisting an officer who arrested him in the Newcastle strike zone. Testimony was intro duced at the hearing to show that the roads from the mines were separated, strikers taking one side and non- union men the other. Rokkie is ac- cused of blocking the road with a crowd of sympathizers when officers tend, Sunset Club’s Plea Falls on Deaf Pleas and beseechings ‘The Joy and Jens L. Hansen for injuries} of the members of lustve Sun- he says his wife suffered when Mul- paPage trey sc tecay Reeder ge loy’s Phinney ave. jitney collided| second reservoir in Volunteer park wien toeneens beeek Sanaa et Motorist Is Sued for Infant’s Death For the death of Robert Elmer Blair, his minor son, M. E. Blair asks $10,000 in a suit being heard Thura- day before Judge Calvin 8. Hall, F. RE, | H. Kitbourne, driving a heavy car, struck the boy as he was flying his Kite in the street ai bh and E. Green Lak way, last April. MRS. SUSAN A. WEST, 63, died Wednesday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Ida M. Donlan, 223 First ave. W. Funeral services Friday, 1 p. m. Bonney-Watson Co, chapel. AIDS FATTY San Francisco lawyer sented to act as chief counsel in de- p- fending Roscoe (“Fatty”) Arbuckle, NEW AND MADE-OVER UMBRELLAS FOR SALE charged with the death of Virginia Rappe, motion picture actress. .Mc- Nab came into the case after the withdrawal of Frank Domingues of Los Angeles, He waa retained dy moving picture interests not only to acquit Arbuckle, but to pave the way for his return to public favor, Mo- Nab performed similar services for the Pathe people when he took com- mand of the “Slacker” trial of Jack Dempsey. He was also Mary Pic ford's representative during her Ne- ‘vade divorce tanglc, fe on stony gare Thursday, when the council utilities committee un- chivarosly pienhaed ther pe ion, Jim Clemmer’s Find Still Under Probe That the government is still in- vestiguting the reported “finding” of the Dempsey-Carpentier fight fine district attorney. Altho_ would say nothing further, it was understood that the identity of the man who brought the films to Seat- tle had been learned. He is said to be in New York.” by the same company was also dis- cussed in the local “ring.” Recent ex- tensive construction of this type in Portland, and other North- Ary Suaee, be eee SMILE WITH NILE AT THE SHRINE : CIRCUS | ARABAIN FETE AT THE OCT. 29 TO HOV. 9 (Inclusive Except Sundays) PUBLIC CORDIALLY WELCOME